Core Insights - The Bitcoin network hashrate experienced a modest decline of 5 EH/s, averaging 1,030 EH/s in early October, following record highs in August and September [1] - U.S.-listed miners tracked by JPMorgan now represent approximately 38% of the global Bitcoin network [1] Industry Overview - Hashrate is a measure of the total computational power for mining and processing transactions on a proof-of-work blockchain, indicating competition and mining difficulty [2] - The combined market cap of 14 Bitcoin miners and data center operators reached $79 billion, reflecting ongoing enthusiasm in the high-performance computing (HPC) sector [2] Financial Performance - Miners earned about $52,500 in daily block reward revenue per EH/s, marking a 6% increase from the end of September, while the hashprice, a profitability measure, decreased by 7% [3] - The total market cap of the 14 U.S.-listed Bitcoin miners rose by 41% from the end of the previous month to a record $79 billion, with all companies outperforming Bitcoin during this period [3] Company Performance - Bitfarms (BITF) showed significant performance with a 129% gain, while Cango (CANG) had a more modest increase of 3% [4]

New Record Global Bitcoin Network Hashrate930,000,000,000,000,000,000x per second https://t.co/FbSyXfLCaJ ...